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v1.0.6

v1.0.6 — GitLab migration + dump-config + VM harness skeleton

v1.0.5

v1.0.5 — UX polish + redaction hardening + spawn/path defensive fixes

UX:
- DE Variant moved below Desktop Environment + Display Manager (matches gating order)
- DE Variant default switched from Full to Minimal across all four config layers
- KDE desktop test pinned to Full variant to match new default

Redaction hardening:
- src/script_runner.rs: is_secret_env() classifier (allowlist + suffix patterns)
- scripts/utils.sh: dump_config uses is_secret_env_var() helper

Defensive hardening:
- All production Command::new spawns use absolute /bin/bash
- log_dir() last-resort fallback PID-suffixed (symlink-attack defense)
- is_process_alive parses /proc/pid/stat via parse_proc_stat_state (handles
  comm names containing parens/spaces)

Tests:
- 5 new Rust unit tests for parse_proc_stat_state
- 4 new bats tests for is_secret_env_var

v1.0.4

v1.0.4 — wiki-aligned defaults, opt-in conveniences, in-TUI help

Reduces baked-in assumptions in the default install and surfaces
explicit user choices for things that used to be silent picks. Adds
pacman-style descriptions to selection lists so newcomers can tell
what each kernel/DE/bootloader/etc. actually is.

Highlights
- Default pacstrap trimmed to a wiki-aligned set; Network Manager
  and Editor are now explicit user choices.
- Three opt-in package groups (Network Tools, System Utilities,
  Dev Tools) replace previously-forced extras.
- Bluetooth/mDNS plumbing is gated on desktop selection; avahi
  installs now wire up /etc/nsswitch.conf so .local resolution
  actually works.
- Meta-group desktops (GNOME/KDE/XFCE/MATE/LXQt) gain a Full vs
  Minimal variant.
- Early dual-boot OS detection with TUI-integrated warnings, plus a
  multi-boot chainload helper for Linux-to-Linux setups.
- Config options reordered to match install flow.
- "About" panel under selection lists shows a one-line description
  of the highlighted choice (kernels, DEs, greeters, bootloaders,
  partition layouts, GPU drivers, opt-in packages, etc.).
- MSRV bumped to Rust 1.95.

dev

v1.0.3

v1.0.2

v1.0.1

v1.0.0

v1.0.0 — First stable release. Validated on real hardware with all partitioning strategies including RAID+LVM+LUKS+Btrfs.